Solid school in an excellent district. The teachers are decent from my experience. The lunch menu…read moreis nothing to get excited about and lasts a good 20 minutes before the menu gets old. The students that attend can be really... Well one word can't describe the entire school. There's the wanna-be gangsters who will wanna fight for the smallest reasons. That describes a good 50% to 60% of students. Everybody else is normal. The incident reporting is not great. I see they've attempted efforts at this so I'll give them credit. Band program is excellent. Football is... Interesting. I won't say much because it would discourage future students. The testing is a decent system and I got enough out of it. That is all the rant for now. Best of luck to future students.

Robin Scott Principal…read more Campus Namesake Sue Wilson Stafford was born in Madill, Oklahoma, in 1946. She graduated from Madill High and Southeastern Oklahoma State University. She began teaching in 1969 in Oklahoma and moved to Frisco ISD in 1979. She has taught at the elementary, middle school and high school levels and served as the district's Migrant Education Coordinator from 1983-1994. She currently teaches students at the alternative program for middle school students and also teaches English as a Second Language and GED preparation classes to adults in the evenings. Her work with students has always extended outside of the classroom and she has worked countless hours for Frisco's youth over the years. She has served on the Frisco Housing Authority Board of Commissioners and the YMCA Board of Directors and she and long-time civil servant Gary Burns founded the Frisco Children's Fund to assist Frisco families in need for over 20 years. A scholarship fund in her honor through the Frisco Education Foundation is supported by the popular annual chili challenge and provides college money for FISD seniors. Sue's commitment to others has garnered her the Frisco Chamber of Commerce Golden Eagle Award (1990) and the Citizen of the Year Award (1998). She is also a lifetime member of the PTA. Sue's mother was a teacher and both of her children, FHS graduates Kari and Brooke, are teachers. Her legacy continues through the successes of other young men she helped raise, as well - Lupe, Javier and Gerardo Gaona have graduated from FHS and have or are completing their college educations at this time. Lupe is already teaching and coaching. There has been no greater advocate or mentor for children in this community than Sue Wilson Stafford and she has no apparent plans for slowing down.

Wonder school with understanding teachers and an outstanding band program. Go Wolverines!!read more

This is probably my favorite steakhouse in town. If you're going to splurge, this is the place to…read moredo it. The service is prompt but gruff, though I'd argue that's part of the rustic steakhouse feel. Our waiter, Tom, was able to give us some great guidance and was especially helpful for pairing caprisuns with our steaks. Everything you've heard is 100% true and then some! Obviously, the steak is the main event, and every time I go it's top-notch -- juicy and perfectly cooked!

Do Not sure why these other people had issues enrolling, unless they didnt have all the required…read morepaperwork ready or just did not go in at the right time. But as someone who moves a lot for work, I couldn't have asked for Moore welcoming staff and a very easy and quick enrollment process!

I love the teachers, they're great. I really admire them, HOWEVER the Burger King in the cafeteria…read moreis displeasing. How unfortunate one would be to consume products produced from this lunchroom fast-food chain. It hurts, to eat this food. Every single time I get a burger from Burger King, the meat displays a pink hue, though seemingly cooked on the outer exterior. The fries do not retain salt, all the salt is at the bottom of the bag, wild and unchained. After consuming the burger, I must make haste to the water locker (bathroom) for my digestive system can not withstand the power of the burger buns with an overlaying shade of green. Trust me, I love this school, I live in the school, and I own this school. I would know. Also, every time I get an ice cream sandwich it has already melted to an extent, even though it has been in a cooler. The ice box should be colder.

I've been to this school multiple times over the years to do choreography or judge cheer tryouts…read more The AP over cheer and the coaches have always been so kind. The kids I have worked with are wonderful and always so respectful. The school seems to be kept in good condition. Parking can be difficult in the back lot by the gym if you're there when school lets out. The traffic flow isn't designed well. Overall a nice school!

Great High School!read more

I have a 2nd and 3rd grader. They're enrolled for lego robotic class and they seem to enjoy it a…read morelot. It's often hard to get my kids to go to tutoring center but learning how to code while building legos seem to engage them. Thank you Shine!

From the owner: Shine Learning Center offers a variety of specialized classes in art, English language arts and…read morewriting, mathematics, and programming/robotics. Our goal is to improve our students' academic understanding and knowledge base, which, in turn, will contribute to students' overall academic achievement. Apart from fostering academic success, Shine's programs provide students with a strong foundation in English reading, writing, and speaking. Shine further supports students to develop their creative and analytical abilities, which will enable students to achieve their academic and professional goals. Through using an inquiry-driven educational program, students become both critical thinkers and independent learners. Shine is especially passionate about cultivating global talent. Our art curriculum helps our students to develop essential artistic fundamental skills and a creative voice. Through our unique practices, students will have the ability to incorporate their insightful ideas into brilliant art work, which students can use to apply to the most prestigious art schools in the United States.

We have our 3rd kid attending Frisco High School starting as a freshman this week! It's only the…read more2nd day of school, but it's already obvious it's going to be a great school year. Raccoon Rally was a success; we appreciate everything the teachers and administrators do to make entering high school a positive experience. We have two other recent FHS graduates and they both cried on their last day of school, if that tells you anything about how great FHS is. (I literally ran from my school on the last day! Ha) Our older kids miss FHS and all the wonderful staff and teachers. It was a high-quality experience they will never forget.

smells bad and is old but I live close it ain't that bad and the school is very big I did get lost…read moreon my first day

Very nice facility. Modern looking school campus. Clean bathrooms. Nice turf baseball fields…read more Plenty of stadium seating. Perfect for your own bleacher chairs. Also room behind the railing alongside 3rd, home and first base for lawn chairs.

Our family has had a wonderful experience at Legacy Christian Academy. Our three kids absolutely…read morelove going there and genuinely enjoy the environment and the friendships they're building. One of the things we appreciate most is how the school integrates faith into learning. It's very important to us that our children are learning about Jesus and growing spiritually while also receiving a strong education. The field trips are another highlight -- they're well organized, fun, and give the kids great opportunities to learn outside the classroom. Overall, Legacy Christian Academy has been a great place for our kids, and we're grateful for the positive experience our family has had there.

We were disappointed with our experience at the academy. While the school has a welcoming Christian…read moreenvironment, communication and organization could be improved. We expected more consistency in academics and staff responsiveness. There is potential, but several areas need attention to better support students and families.